 All in 1990, many rap records gained the "Parental Advisory" label, "Newsweek" smeared rappers as, in one reading, "ignorant black men who scream obscene threats," and a Florida judge, triggering ban laws, ruled a rap album, "As Nasty as They Wanna Be", obscene, US history's first in music.But, hearing the lewd party music in court, jurors laughed, and acquitted the group, 2 Live Crew.Recorded amid the 1992 Los Angeles riots, rather, "The Chronic" echoes its climate—anger, angst, and mayhem, present in Dre's life, too—between the visions of leisurely life for a West Coast rap "G." For the December 1992 album, Interscope Records, led by its parent and distribution channel Time Warner, had Dre's label, Death Row, remove "Mr.